Wednesday Dec 20 Update

Today was the best day ever in the chamber! I got to thinking that if God could let me resize everyone to Gumby size to come into the chamber, then He could certainly let us take and excursion! Of course! God can do anything! So, I had my scripture taped to the chamber and it was talking about Him being my Rock and my high tower and my safe place . . . so we all escaped to one of my favorite climbs. We went up Elk Mountain down in the Wichita Mountains. It’s really a huge rock pile. It was easy to go for even those of us who normally use canes or hiking sticks or even wheel chairs! God took us! It was a breeze. Those of us who could enjoy the hike did and the rest just appeared at the top of the mountain. It was the high tower where we looked off at all God’s handiwork in southwestern Oklahoma. There in the midst of all that flat land, we were on our high tower! It’s a real place and Don and I have been there lots and love it, but today was just a breeze. And all this while I was cooking those cancer cells and getting after them with Carnivora! Terri was singing her heart out, and all the rest of us, too. We could all sing beautifully. Gabe was chasing lizards and Mason was, too. Little Phil was recalling the ‘up-blows’ (buffalo) he had seen when he was there as a little wee guy and he was excited to see some again. Nobody fell and sprained an ankle or even got out of breath because we were in our safe place with God. Even my so special friends David and Dorothy were able to go and enjoy the view with breath and energy left over! It was as cool a thing as I’ve ever done. The singing was as beautiful as if we were at the Quartz Mountain women’s retreat.

I guess I went to sleep because when I woke up I thought, “Uh-oh; this isn’t working right; it’s not very hot.” About that time Marena, the nurse came in and asked me what I wanted for lunch. I asked her if the lights were working right and she said, “No; the lights are off; ‘jur’ finished!” I think I had a taste of heaven right there in the hottest place in the world. I hope you all feel as invigorated as I do after that experience today. I’m sure I haven’t described it well enough, but the important thing is that we cooked the cancer another day and lived through it richly blessed. Thank you all for helping me to make these chamber cookings be so great. The first one was awful, but with God’s permission to use my imagination, and your encouragement to participate it’s become a joy. I never was a sauna person before, but I will be after this. I see the need and good in that kind of heat.

I talked to Bob Dwyer and Don in Hawaii, today. They are having a good time, so I’m so glad for that. I’m down to 8 more days until I head that direction!!! I think that’ll be 3 more hyperthermia chamber events unless they change the schedule; I’m almost disappointed! God will show me another way to keep cooking the cancer! Maybe the Hawaii sun will do for a couple of months! I love you all!